Dan Cully + Kavisha live in Castlemaine,VIC
Description
Join Dan Cully and Kavisha for an intimate evening of soulful live music, songs and stories at Wesley Hill Community Hub in Castlemaine.
Dan Cully is an indie folk and roots songwriter whose music explores nature, connection, transformation and the tender edges of the human experience. Blending guitar, harmonica, didgeridoo and stomp box, Dan creates an earthy, dynamic sound that moves between intimate storytelling and foot-stomping folk.
In 2026, Dan released his debut album All in Sweet Time, a collection spanning indie folk, roots and country, shaped by years of songwriting, touring and live performance. The album explores themes of change, resilience and celebration of the human journey of ups and downs. Dan has toured extensively around Australia, performed at festivals across the country
ARIA Award winner Kavisha Mazzella is a songwriter and songbird whose music weaves together humour, poetry, social justice and the spiritual. Singing in English and Italian, Kavisha takes audiences on an uplifting, boundary-riding journey through beautifully crafted stories and songs, with echoes of Celtic, Fado and Gypsy traditions.
Kavisha's new album There Is a Field explores the transformative power of chant and song, drawing inspiration from Buddhist, Christian, Sufi and Hindu spiritual traditions. The album brings together chants and songs that honour different pathways to the sacred, inviting listeners into an experience of contemplation, connection and celebration.
With nine solo albums to her name, Kavisha has performed and led vocal workshops at music festivals throughout Australia and internationally. Her remarkable contribution to Australian folk music was recognised with the Folk Alliance Australia Lifetime Achievement Award in 2024.
Come early, settle in with a cup of tea or chai, and enjoy a special evening with two distinctive Australian songwriters in an intimate community setting.
Saturday 3 October
Doors 5:30pm
Wesley Hill Community Hub, Castlemaine
Tea and chai available
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